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By '• Stanford Rosenberg Mgr. Editor Trom vice.pres.dVu to vice-, Wlgmoro WIgmorc make* makes a..-*"* all-dty. resident In three haitf year*. N N°« t diti f th n °t **• prediction of the bo*- THE LOWELL TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 17. 1842 Various Clubs To Meet This Week Something New Has Been Added-Gad! THE r PEACE PIPE By Bert Burn* Among the activities setting under way for the spring term are the different clubs about school Lowell'* 'assistant , Avel-pounder the story behL— .-that function during after-school and AH-Amcrlcan fir). *ntile Prank Wifrmore. , hours. Starting his string of sport* PSYCHOLOGY Thi* story bejriif three yean conquest*. *arly. Wigmore wrote Plans for this term'* procedure back. In January, vfaen Mis* Rico the first chanter in thin story by In thc Psychology Club are yet took the reins of leoc vship for the " ' on the championship bos- unset. All tho topis* that are to first tine, to gutdo \ her fellow team at Rooicvelt, be undertaken will be those chonen mariners-us v.ce-prex.T of Mnrinn At Lowell Thing* Happen by the members of the club, Junior Hfeh. playing under the guiding hand Johnston, thc sponsor, said. Win* Clttzenshlp Award , of Coach Ben Xcff, the casaba President Louise Reybum will .Winner of the American Uftion genius, he blossomed out into a conduct tho first meeting next Award for cit'zensniu, at the pen. great ball.player, probably one of Tuesday, when intelligence teats ruin palace, cUmiuInx three years the most underrated in the city. will be di*cu**ed nnd a complete program for this term set. of hard work, started our blue- No Mhilikt a* Pipkin SUr • eyed mis* on the road to *uccess Thn scribe* failed to mention at the Hayes street rfscnrstlon. Lowell'* stocky end at the Htart of In-pirntiokKmf^rely votun- It wasn't lonr before her talent* the rridlron conim*. when an were' distortrtd and *he was on the'wsy op, .-•AS "an "upper classman, she was awarded membership In the Shield and L for fine service rendered. Kfnirs Belt Axiin Outstanding in sports, drs* matiea. and what have you. il Ht*Je 31 iM Rico rang the bell again when she won the job of viceprexy. Always wearing a smile, which i* pretty hard to keep during these times—always offering a £« , m lie Criteenden exuded a flow of reminded 5. M. it not a co-ed U adjectives and transitive verb* in.(at least the Ciiel prof* are under a manner as cool and sophisticate.* {said Impression), and all we could r a*, a Tommy Dorsey rendition of isee In the way of shorts and—er- "Smoke Gets In Your Eye;." —tipper*—were the Gael csiabs!: Spring '42 and the arrival of n towers, with o caption that'road), - • - • "Rome Back Kids. Trip fjp 8. cl. . Can't Fool 'Em 37-35." In the aforementioned entj The green freshman no longer Ed Cerf and Gat Mota. former* Lowell and Poly men were smiling at each other. * Ashamed' of from Poly, Wlgmore wan awarded stories, essays, nnd nny other form individuals knows »• ^ i «# i!»hk.».»n . l.»îanU«». tl>«* ,j.vHrt f In/ii* hm nrf rrvnms nflii t nt* lift n : - . -*^ _? _ " UIMI with all-city hom>rs.r of lileraturo throughout the term., floor has art rooms nnd the fifth. -.'A, The land era* . Only future success in store Reading — _ before thc club during Just isn't, knows when to go "P "f"r ,„.,.„ "|mb,, for this Lowcllite, whoso hat i... slic -.— i mectinf.') ..._ — Thursdays af tor stairs and when lo go down, knows I °7, ,.£*'„,• ,!lZi ft,. 1 Knowinc: will come on ...u.^...Jn »•. v — — - --. - - has stayed tho some unui'r tho j 'writers fchool ore receive. llif pct*.r the r.rtmt of RUB. âssffiiss^s's-. Lm"^d£y l! , Tht. advanced llridgi Clu j her?. wh.» meet every .Momlny thSn? s rfftor »chool, stage u tdtirnjirnvnt' kon^. fe^^;M;3' ^*—--'-' - --- ,.---. — w- —i~~"Y" ' rf * fc f." «"*yZ£ i •»? ' Parrot" we came across uiv ITIIU of thc tt'inii ttftcfr • Red and White Sale To Start Feb. 24 assembly and American ixgton computing the!- *core«. the right Award winner; "alter( Su(,*armtin, | p]ayi:r1i witn tne highest avcritRts cloa* troa*urcr; laut iAizman, ] mctlt jn „ ^p^-jni tourniimcnt. da»« pre.id«nt ami cnsalia twtrler;, Bob Stanford, paaketbult captain: mark period dents spring .. Red and White. If you intend to order a book Lnurinnnc Sprintnitvcr. *ccrvtno' I •" vntcrintr it* wt-oml u*rm of |»wt-ll in . . , wonilcrful . . . a I'lut* pm-fitri|)r, weighintr about you raiut do «o by paying your of hor clan* and American Legion' learning how to mal;«.- ilrcfuen. knit the tonchcr* art* . . . marvel- 180. Stirnucl K. Polland, Lowell's money during the time allotted. Award winner: Connie Dlcktnan.if'" iiw Red CroM mid mnki- pr CLUB (2) Attendance office indow class president: Nancy Hutchin*. Under Mr. Peterson'* direction — -, _ -,. . . _ (first floor). • also A clos* president: claim offi- thl* hl club lb i i* going i to take k n rrgu- Scroll and Shield (3) Book room (second floor). cer* Bob Patterson and Lois Brew- lar FIr»t Aid cum-; Jean (4) Room 313 G'.ilrd floor). In addition, collectors' will also work on the Bridge Annex during fifth and sixth perind lunch, and In room 313 after school. New students are especially cautioned io bring their dollar at an early date, thus assuring themselves a spring journal. Mrs. Jordan Suggests Courses for Defense Schools and colleges throughout the United State* are turning, their effort! to the pnraraouct task facing America today: .The winning of the wan _. ' Lowell is In the vanguard of the change to "education for victory." While college, shorten their grad* nation time, Lowell is putting a»ded emphasis on such vital course as mthmti bi l i n i" lv P'anteu nis orogans «n m- „ medem freshmnn bid UB good f When queried as to hi* most ,'night and we ntumbled. reflective- adept and successful pupil*, he ly, up the *Uir* to our rnt-ritMen P,w»«I by Wayne Morri*, the L'arrvt we fondly refer to an home. : the II wd. star twho had flunked, by the way), and quoted .Carol Cnsnning and Lee Pope as being lar FIr»t Aid cour* 1 !. It takes up how to handle any • iiuation that arine* when an inbare McClymond, prominent In dramatic*, glee and debating: Barbara Heeler and Aloha Butler, prominent thesplan* and singers; and Margaret Rotiewear, dramatics. Parkside send* u* Frank Me- Cord, winner of the American Legion Award and also class officer.. Pacific Height* I Entering from Pacific Heights are Nancy Botcher, student bod* I president: John Kiyaau, secretary | of the student body; Bob Lewek,: das* president and American La-1 cion Awanl winner; Herbert Ya-i mate, clan* secretary, and Jen-1 sukc Matsuzakl. outstanding In; athletic*. Among those from Paul Revere t arc Frieda Bisslfr, student body | secretary; Emu Kurrlc, prexy of as. mathematics, pbvsics, cl.caistry, typing, biology, and foreign languages. Red Cross classes have been added to the curriculum, and greater changes are in pros- Mrs. Jordan, Lowell's head counsellor, emphasize* the need for student* to take Advantage of opportunities to Increase t'uclr value ti> their country. She pointed out a few of the iDvrjr. sndtutK now In the «r-, vlceru. Georse Bertrand, Sgt Al- Farren, at Dutch Harbor: GeprgQ Toraey, sfRiial eorpiman; and U. Bud Ranlels. , "Every student," said Mrs. Jordan, "owes It to himself and to his'country to learn everything 'thatrmay enable Mm to better . serve the war itfort* New Yd! Leaders Leading Lowell's rooting section at the games this season. Art Hoppe. will have Al Feder and Don ;, Schumacher helping him. At the first G. A. A. rally of this •Hal " " A m M^ fi MI ^ - • *• _ . A«_ _ tera. . jnrl* head and hen . «totan»:.wlll tho "II" AS hi* drama proteges have 1 dlM.-overed, fi. K. P. has memorized ' lit one time or another all the plays his students read or give In. in class, and no doubt quite a few ... intn action with the' more. *Uirt of the semester, new uffl-i So, student*, bow low from the Camera Contest For ccrr nf the Shield nnd Scroll have!wui*t, and give due praice to mapped an ambitious program for."Skippy*' Holland, a teacher, and Winter Carnival Page thi* term** freshmen reception. ; friend of no mean way*! (Inei- Ann« Wlgle i* the new prexy!dentally, we're taking drama II, Shutter-bug* and snap-shot nf tho Shield with Connie Witnon • to . . .) fiends an* getting a chance as vice-iiresident and Ruth to show their talent*, for the Red and White camera contest opens today with thc first issue of The Lowell. Inrtead of a "Summer Memories" section appearing on the inside pages, as was thc case in the lost Red and White Issue, the picture scheme this time will be a "Winter Carnival," *> the more snow picture* the better. the student body: and Marjcnn Cover charge for one cou- Lambertson. society editor of thc ple at tli" Rose Room Bowl of the wince Hotel, bo-ides . „ . Valley School fend* having- your mime printed under tho chosen "pic" are jlctty Taylor, treasurer, vlcc-pres- tho prize* offered to the pnrdent. and president of the student j ticinnnts. body in succeeding term*, and American Legion Awnrtl winner. All of the pictures turned From Grattan School come* stu- En will be judged by the jourdent I>ody prc*|t honors. Sey- Girts mour.vMelster, former Lo*el]ite Silk's*** Sunllfled for the' .Sa.îii;y? anrd, cmt'mfwy ) 1 liockut. lie changed his mind; he .v Under Iho Icndcrshln of Boys' changed it again. Then he set Block L President Ernie Nackord and Girls' Block L President Rosn- High. "I llko liwell." she said, "and hone to send my dauchter here." Miss Duffy has been transferred to Toly. Miss Pcicra Is In Honolulu, and Mr. Kelly at Lincoln. Mr. Devlin has been pwmoted to the S. F.J. C. 4eDartment of music. - *:; ., 11 grimly to work, consclus of the he was doing, but determined to see it through. Suddenuu—.. ...^^ .w.».ci me miui-,ly Mrs. Hill was coming toward nine ning big things things. him down thc the ninle. ainle He slipped > Assisting President N'ackord aro his hands nonchalcntlv into M» % Vice-Prexy Jack Stoll, Secretary pockets, and forced himself to • j Kemo Cuniberti. and Clifford Too* smile nt her. ,• J ley. crclk of awards. Eleanor Fox. (Did .he suspect? Was the *jlg" ; girls' secretary, will be kept busy up?) A guilty blush enveloped .'.3 helping President Zlegler. hb face, but kept up the casrsl •» The Boys' r.lock L has com- smile as Mrs. Hill approached. pletely assumt.'l morning traffic -Having trouble. Jim?" '1 duties, oa directed In thc Lowell **So, thank you.** constitution, in addition to their other school services. Big Brother, She Walks By clean-up, and keeping order nt the The IIIG I1UI normalcy IlltalVjr U& at*4B of his rallies and games. The girls are amaied him. The teacher carrying out plans for a bigger by and he breathed again. and better clean*up campaign, for more he set to work, awa which volunteers are rapidly sign- Ume was short. He dotted, thtj ing up. ' last st "i" as the bell rang. Ji Jim td turned toward d his h Both societies encourage stu- who had watched him dents, especially newcomers, to go most of the period.... '/ out for a sport, and will climax "Well." he grinned. "»t the.term with their big picnic and I've got my name carved onj thc dlock L dance. desk before I graduate."-** Son Jose High School.Herald.:;,; ':-J V itftZ-:-
The EiSkft of fieorgc Washington while not a high ncorinjr tram urc tail and aicgrciMire. Four of 'he Lloyd Leith coached eager* are t)hff*n here a* they limber up tor '.odiiy'n rncuunler at Kexar. Left to right are 1'hII lUrri*. Hill Umv, fton £11 if. and Cliff Centner. —Councsy of the Washington Eaglo IXEAT THE EACLES TODAY at the hand* of the Eagles meunint- fourth place, a rung lower than the previous nil-time low. Secondly, the Carl* arc nut to break the two-year Knule jinx, n jinx that ended Lcwcll's five-year title streak, and 'ent the Intlf&nn slipplnjr down the league ladder. Antl lastly to utay ahead in the (Continued d to t-rvvt'iit tvach- ' :r& from tnkintr a run nut powder to a nearby sumnil-. 1 CSF and Plans The first r.i»-»tmi* of the C. ri. F. was held mently. Thb lenn'i* •iffifi-rs an-: Ursula Wtilff, presi- --!•• picture ("chrnK- of '• the It.^l nnd White will be n "Windent: Karbara Mrlntyn-, vic«-nrc»ter Carnival.' **o the mem- snow idi-nt; and l-'ranci |i!i-t'ir»-s the better. Winner* v-itt receive u r.,ver DECLAMATIONS Krid.iy. Mart-h i;i. tit 8:00 >. rn., thi? um-*i l.-iN'Hl in thi* —wil! prt-'seni huntoniUH mid resort. dramatic dii-liitnaticn." in tin' The thought audititrititn. of tune hers Maying hook- Swiicn from -Of Mice and Men" nnd "The Great Dictn- llereV (iood t«r" are only two of the nets NCWM for You •m the program, ndmiKxion to Time ICeduccd: All tfrwc flu- which En only l.*» cvntK. Ticko.-*itit who bemoan the fact that et* are available from Debat- it taken four years or more (?) ing Society memben'. complete the high school course will be glad to hear that Northwestern University will admit a limited number of exceptional stu. dvnts after three years of high school. This will probably net n precedence that will be followed by a majority of U. S. colleges. 1 * Newman, we* rclary-tri'ji)turttr. Tti'-v |tla n Big Program, Dsince, Refreshments Planned for Incoming Lowellites WVli-ome, ncwrnmotfi! That*!! the kcynntv nf the bijr Frtithmen Hcct-ption the i^hieM nnd Scroll an- jrivinc next Friday. .March 13. The program—at which all new student;* are (iu*»tit—i* Ijowell's way of flaying, "We're Kind you're with m! We tn sptinhor a I'aii- you like it i««r Anurrii'an Day nnd will hnvr a Lowell Hi W ins ilance later in thr term. There will Tno bour-lone pro- also U' a cruiip (.-onferi-nci! at Hal- AtKlDOn Contest >-am. >-ram. will il cunxiit cuniit t of f fifteen fifteen acu, acu. u IHIC Hiirh ,i^ nil Stiii rranrt.ocii ~ Home of f which whih are r the th Florodora F l d S , n ballet Membership in ihe l\ fi. F. i.-* Winniiur the junior division com- Sll luhifviil by getting at kn>t three' iwtiliun at Kipun la« Saturday, AV and one IJ a.-* finals in rreparert Lowt.ll Mnrted anothvr rea.toti an itml unp re parti] tuibjecti*. A "it'One of the top icnao!* of the state the student. A total of; in thy forensic field. ten C. S. K. hinur |minu* In re- •ititred. IJ. j charge for one couple at the Ratv Itoom Howl of the Palace Hot'I nnd their namcn printed under the chitxvn hnapxhots. Subject matter, uniqucncflK and IclearnosK will bv the main points cre all collccicd anil civen to the j Red crow or norno other worthy Teachers In Uniforms e&iue? f Tom L.id Henry Clausen defeated seven other schools to; e mentlwnihip is attained by win tht* flmt place medals and being t>n th» C. S. F. roll two- nlac.)iu>. thirds of the terms one is at Low- The four.man learn of Norman j ell, nltovc freshman standing, and Kramer. Kramer, Dave Daw Teilrlbaum Teitflbiium Jaekj Jack; shield Prcxy one of these m'.wt be the h'ghCioldbcre, and Clarence Kubensleln senior year. took Htcond place in the senior di| The membf.9 w:tn Ii^' regiBtric are; M-A-II3—7:.*i>tl .rr Alrluuwn. Henry Kukul. llu.l Murtirt. Wllllum Tukul, U-HIIP OJIVUII. WJru.' T1IIIHHII». ; Scroll Prnidem F.-ank Wlcaore l'renno Next I and Shield I'rnldent Anne Wl>le Kinon -vaa the first lounamcnt > will introduce Scroll and Shield of the tnriu.- term, the next be- memhers to the outline no that |injr Frc«no, Ma.-h 21, where, ora-'the«e new Uwellitea will become tor>' nnd cxtempon.~eou« »pcaklnB Iniernted In xehool nerTlce. and field« will be opeiu ,V«idcs thejevemuallrset on the Shield or the rc>:u]ur ilcbntlni;. * ! Scroll. In the Native Sons andAnvfoin' cinc in Gym tion of the American . We Heard It at Not long BR-O their unit raised The Coldcn (iale over $l,ao for a mobile canteen.! Good Sluff: At the Tommy Dor- Now every Saturday, from four in t »ey «how hut week, a 30i Club the afternoon until midnight. JliM 1 entertainer imitatinc; I'reiident Roonevelt, laid: "Sure, we'll iharc U'Scur and Mm. Close nre on duty; drivinE the ocean with Japan. Well take thin canteen. In their, the ton and they can have the bot- kitchen-like truck they brine !">t tom." coffee nnd food to the soldiers on duty. AIR RAID RULES The Khool d>p>rlm«il hu »orlctd out . »j»lcm that iiuiirtu Ihc »»frty ot all xudcnln. In cue or • r«ld, an alert rig. pal or thrn nhort taptt on the pasa. •if bell I» Hounded. S:ui!enM with paaiea ahould .how them io Ihelr teacher and then «o directly home. Pirteen nlnutn laler the aound or tliret ihort bdU neans that all Ihoct atudenla on the third and , ... - — Jitlm l'«"il, Cialr« Korvl, lUU \VU-)un.l. Julie Vtx-atcr. i I.i-K-133-riiilii, Arimi, Jowpli I-kk- 1".'.. 1 5sr- Lr »j (Continued on I'acc 4) L3's Start Plans For First Dance —having won the city and county, ifter the program, and then, as contest*—will jro on to the region- 1 m^-y have done before th-m, the nl ebmlnation. to be held noon. J neu. ..i|ldentJ wiU (,anctf ^ Kruimeyer to Perform (Cym, whMi will have Wen decoin,- commit. Low-3 class officers have started plans 'or their dance with a flourish. Pros/Jent Ken Wells, Vtee-Prcslrourlh rloon paaa to the lianemcnt by the iron! malm. The second rioor pauses lo the nntt by the court slalra. Annex entem the rintt rloor corridor and the boyM in the icym yard report lo Ihe «n locker room. At a Nienal or two xhorf lielln. Ihme In rintt rtoor claques flic Into Ihe corridor. ' W drnt HarfT HIcra, nnd Secretary Bob Don selected their commmittcc after much serious thought. The students rhoscn an. 1 all Northern Calironia In the Na-|" : Gene Vayssic, 10H; Colh Toolcy, 219; Ed Barthold, :;0Ga: Frances McDride, aOGb; Vernon Norrls, 403: Marie Wagner, 216; and Audrey Hmiscn. 108g 108. SUKC there hadn't hadnt been a com- co mittee meeting i before bf Md Monday, a definite date wasn't set for the first dance of the term. Marge Hi r re enthusiastically Btalid, "Some of the themes th4t have been ituecested for our fitst donee nre: A Spring Festival.-The Basket Bait, and a patriotic dance. nd hnve orther | « go
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